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Pilot Kakuno Madoromi Fountain Pen

Colour: Periwinkle
Grey
Light Blue
Light Pink
Periwinkle
Pen tip design: Fine

Pilot Kakuno Madoromi Fountain Pen

Madoromi (まどろみ) is a Japanese word that sits somewhere between drowsiness and daydream — that soft, unhurried moment just before sleep takes hold. It is an apt name for a pen this quietly beautiful.

Pilot's Kakuno has always occupied a rare position: genuinely beloved by beginners and quietly relied upon by experienced writers who know a good thing when they hold one.

The Madoromi series takes that trusted foundation and gives it a new dimension, clothing the pen in five translucent pastel colours - Grey, Light Pink, Light Blue, and Periwinkle - each one gently milky, as though the light is filtering through cloud.

Paired with a gold-toned nib and the Kakuno's characteristic hexagonal silhouette, the effect is understated and refined without trying to be anything it is not.

The nib itself is the defining upgrade of the Madoromi line. Where earlier Kakuno models featured a plain steel nib, the Madoromi carries a gold-plated stainless steel nib that is noticeably more responsive to the hand, offering a small but real warmth and compliance that you will feel across a long journaling session.

A small smiley face is engraved on the nib, facing upward - a disarmingly practical detail that ensures the nib is always correctly oriented before you put pen to paper. It sounds like a minor thing until you find yourself writing without a second thought about grip position.

The body is translucent enough to reveal its inner workings, so you can monitor ink levels at a glance without removing the cap. The hexagonal cap and barrel prevent the pen from rolling off a desk, and shallow indentations at the top of the cap give you something to grip when pulling it free - small design decisions that accumulate into a pen that never frustrates. The snap cap is postable for those who prefer a longer reach, though the pen balances well un-posted too.

For ink, the Kakuno accepts Pilot's proprietary cartridges (one is included) and is also compatible with the CON-40 and CON-70 converters, opening up the full breadth of bottled ink to anyone who wants it. The nibs are interchangeable with those from the Pilot Explorer, Metropolitan, and Prera, which is worth knowing if you want to experiment with different nib sizes down the line.

Available in fine and medium.

Specifications

  • Capped length: 132 mm
  • Posted length: 160 mm
  • Body length: 127 mm
  • Body diameter:12.7 mm
  • Cap diameter: 15.2 mm
  • Weight:11 g
  • Nib material: Gold-plated stainless steel
  • Fill mechanism: Cartridge or converter (CON-40, CON-70)
  • Cap type: Snap-on, postable
  • Available nibs: Fine, Medium
  • Colours: Ivory, Pink, Brown, Blue, Light Blue


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